Why our ‘solutions’ so often fail

[Sanguine]

This is who we are.

Posted April 11, 2018 by Steve Deace

People are not basically good.

It’s not enough to know that, though, based simply on the awful visuals of small children suffering from the chemical attack in Syria last weekend. While those images are horrifying, the simple fact that there is evil in the world is not by itself evidence that we are all on some level complicit in a more general fallen state.

It could be that we lost our inherent nobility through a series of sloppy choices. It could be that we were a victim of circumstances that got the better of us and forced us into decadence or malevolence. It could be that we simply chose to forsake the goodness inside of us because of a drug-like obsession with the bad....

https://www.conservativereview.com/articles/solutions-often-fail/

[Frank Cannon]

For example, former Obama State Department spokesperson Marie Harf – who was just given her own radio program on Fox for reasons surpassing all understanding

Why would someone who mispronounces words in a Valley Girl accent get a radio gig?

BTW is FOX radio a thing? I never heard of it.

[roamer_1]

Psalm 127:1